BistiArt > Anasazi Pleasure

Head against the wall, camera to eye, it was a real stretch to create a vertical panorama.
Yet, the splendor of Anasazi high points is shown in rich colors of the sandstone, the peaceful venue of the quiet breaks down to the Green River in the far ground, and Candlestick Tower providing lonely vigil gave quite a sense of spiritual enlightenment.

Scene: an Anasazi structure in a remote Canyonlands venue, looking across the Colorado Plateau, with high buttes, lonely mesas, and arid canyons.

Structure: a prehistoric ruin, uninhabitable in the winter.

Presence: a family or families of ancient Anasazi, living in the valleys in the winter, and the high mountain scenes in the summer.

Struggle: finding enough water, wood, and food to drink, eat, and be warm.  Yet, for a thousand years, they built quite a civilization!

As shown in Awards, this image was dry matted and submitted to a Judged Competition for the New Mexico State Fair, 2007.

It was awarded an Honorable Mention {placed 4th...}
BistiArt > Westward View

In a few more minutes, Sun will no longer fill the granary.
BistiArt > Washerwoman's Dawn

As sun rose over distant LaSals, Washerwoman Arch began to show a soft, pastel personality above the Colorado bottoms. It's as if of Salome's veil were being lifted to the glow of a gorgeous smile...
BistiArt > Dead Horse Point

Looking down on the Gooseneck of the Colorado, late evening sunset highlights the bluff north of the point, emphasizing the last rays of the sun on the spires across the valley and seeming to be lit by the strong sky as well.
BistiArt > Storm Across the Valley

An afternoon of exotic color, brilliant rainbows, and the warm red colors of Canyonlands drew our eye to far away clouds and a pot of gold between here and there...

John Denver sang of "Storm Across the Valley..." in his last concert. This electrifying view seems a perfect spot to recall his soulful lyrics.
BistiArt > Mesa Dawn

As sunrise paints the underbelly of Mesa Arch, we glanced through to see the Colorado River Valley and adjacent arches and towers vividly displayed.

Photographers beware: high tourist season may find your shooting options limited by itinerant wanna-be's, so pick another season.
BistiArt > Looking East

I'm standing in the afternoon shadow, looking across part of the steep, incoming trail.  Candlestick Tower is the far point standing alone under the clouds.
BistiArt > Majestic Blessing

With God's skillful hand at play, the rainbow's focus, a single clouds darkening shadow, and the white rimmed canyon breaks of Monument Basin from this image create a simply breathtaking adventure...
Anasazi Pleasure and Majestic Confluence are two images indelibly engraved in my memories of a weekend of deep pleasure and enormous satisfaction.
BistiArt > Standing Up Country

This image was one of those do something different shots - the rainbow seemed to make such a powerful line with the cliff edge I could not resist the shot.
Anasazi Pleasure

Head against the wall, camera to eye, it was a real stretch to create a vertical panorama.
Yet, the splendor of Anasazi high points is shown in rich colors of the sandstone, the peaceful venue of the quiet breaks down to the Green River in the far ground, and Candlestick Tower providing lonely vigil gave quite a sense of spiritual enlightenment.

Scene: an Anasazi structure in a remote Canyonlands venue, looking across the Colorado Plateau, with high buttes, lonely mesas, and arid canyons.

Structure: a prehistoric ruin, uninhabitable in the winter.

Presence: a family or families of ancient Anasazi, living in the valleys in the winter, and the high mountain scenes in the summer.

Struggle: finding enough water, wood, and food to drink, eat, and be warm. Yet, for a thousand years, they built quite a civilization!

As shown in Awards, this image was dry matted and submitted to a Judged Competition for the New Mexico State Fair, 2007.

It was awarded an Honorable Mention {placed 4th...}
BistiArt > Anasazi Pleasure

Head against the wall, camera to eye, it was a real stretch to create a vertical panorama.
Yet, the splendor of Anasazi high points is shown in rich colors of the sandstone, the peaceful venue of the quiet breaks down to the Green River in the far ground, and Candlestick Tower providing lonely vigil gave quite a sense of spiritual enlightenment.

Scene: an Anasazi structure in a remote Canyonlands venue, looking across the Colorado Plateau, with high buttes, lonely mesas, and arid canyons.

Structure: a prehistoric ruin, uninhabitable in the winter.

Presence: a family or families of ancient Anasazi, living in the valleys in the winter, and the high mountain scenes in the summer.

Struggle: finding enough water, wood, and food to drink, eat, and be warm.  Yet, for a thousand years, they built quite a civilization!

As shown in Awards, this image was dry matted and submitted to a Judged Competition for the New Mexico State Fair, 2007.

It was awarded an Honorable Mention {placed 4th...}
Anasazi Pleasure

Head against the wall, camera to eye, it was a real stretch to create a vertical panorama.
Yet, the splendor of Anasazi high points is shown in rich colors of the sandstone, the peaceful venue of the quiet breaks down to the Green River in the far ground, and Candlestick Tower providing lonely vigil gave quite a sense of spiritual enlightenment.

Scene: an Anasazi structure in a remote Canyonlands venue, looking across the Colorado Plateau, with high buttes, lonely mesas, and arid canyons.

Structure: a prehistoric ruin, uninhabitable in the winter.

Presence: a family or families of ancient Anasazi, living in the valleys in the winter, and the high mountain scenes in the summer.

Struggle: finding enough water, wood, and food to drink, eat, and be warm. Yet, for a thousand years, they built quite a civilization!

As shown in Awards, this image was dry matted and submitted to a Judged Competition for the New Mexico State Fair, 2007.

It was awarded an Honorable Mention {placed 4th...}
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